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What to do if a 10-month baby is slow to gain weight?

When the baby turns 10 months old, many parents feel that their child's weight is not progressing positively and often worry about slow weight gain. So, what are the causes of slow weight gain? Is it due to the child's diet, development, or the lack of certain nutrients?

Is brain atrophy in infants dangerous?

Brain atrophy is a syndrome of brain tissue shrinking due to the loss of brain cells or the destruction of nerve connections. The disease can occur while still in the womb or after birth due to many different causes. Brain atrophy in infants will directly affect the health, thinking ability and activities of the child, even leaving dangerous complications.

What Affects the Smell and Taste of Breast Milk?

In most cases, you don’t need to worry about bad-smelling or sour breast milk. Breast milk changes in taste and appearance depending on diet, medications, and storage. Regardless of the taste, breast milk is always the best food for your baby.

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Should children eat brown rice regularly?

Brown rice is a whole grain. Because of retaining the germ, it contains a lot of nutrients. Feeding your baby brown rice will supplement natural nutrients that are good for health, help the body stay healthy, increase the body immune and fight against pathogens.

Is it normal for a 19-20 month old baby to weigh 10-11kg?

Children's development is assessed by many different criteria. Which, physical development is often assessed by two indicators: height and weight. So Is it normal for a 19-20 month old baby to weigh 10-11kg?

How to Maximize Height Growth During Puberty

Height is an important factor in appearance and has certain impacts on an individual's health. Some studies suggest that below-average height may be associated with a reduced likelihood of developing certain types of cancer. In children, both early and late puberty can affect their height.

How to treat tinea versicolor in children.

Tinea versicolor is a dermatological condition that can occur in individuals of all ages, from infants to adults. Most people have heard of this disease at least once, but not everyone knows how to treat tinea versicolor in children or how to treat it in infants.

Foods suitable for malnourished children

The issue of children being picky eaters, having difficulty absorbing nutrients, and suffering from malnutrition is a concern for many parents. So how should we care for malnourished children? What is the best food for malnourished children? The article below will help you find the answer.

Why do children often get bitten by mosquitoes?

Children often get bitten by mosquitoes due to reasons such as having blood type O, playing in shaded areas where mosquitoes like to hide, and more. Parents should be vigilant in preventing mosquito bites, as frequent bites may increase the risk of dengue fever or Skeeter syndrome in children.

Why Do Newborns Have Bad Breath?

Many assume that bad breath only affects adults, however infants and young children can also be susceptible to the condition. In most cases, improper oral hygiene is the primary cause. However, in younger children, persistent bad breath may indicate underlying health concerns that require medical attention.

How to Increase Height and Weight for Children Over 4 Years Old?

A 4-year-old child has already undergone a period of continuous development both physically and mentally. At this stage, parents pay close attention to their child’s weight and height, as these reflect the quality of care provided over time. This article provides information on how to promote height growth for a 4-year-old child.

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